the first time in nearly 15 years. Their trip out west included a show at Bob Weir's TRI Studios. The TRI show was webcast live and the band recreated their 1994 album $1.99 Romances in its entirety. Later in the set Bob Weir joined them once again for a number of songs as did Shana Morrison, daughter of Van. Later that evening they played another set at errapin Crossroads. There they were joined onstage by club proprietor and Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh. While out west the band played two shows at Sweetwater Music Hall, a venue owned by Bob Weir. A week later, back on the east coast, they played three sold out nights at Gramercy Theatre, a venue that has become their de facto home since reuniting in 2009. Musician Jason Crosby a one time member of the band joined them for all of the summer 2012 shows. 2013: Terrapin with Phil and Friends, The Capitol Theater and 25th Anniversary In January 2013 God Street Wine returned to the Bay Area and played 3 nights at Phil Lesh's Terrapin Crossroads as part the bassists "Phil & Friends" series. In addition to serving as Lesh's band each night they also opened all three shows with sets of original God Street Wine music. For the first of these shows Bob Weir sat in for the entire second set. The summer of 2013 found God Street Wine performing two nights in New York City at Brooklyn Bowl, their first shows at that venue. They capped the summer off with their first appearance at Port Chester's The Capitol Theatre since the mid 1990s. Both venues are run by former Wetlands owner Peter Shapiro, a longtime supporter of the band. In November 2013, God Street Wine announced their first official release in 13 years, the 7-disc 25th Anniversary Boxed Set. Included in the lavish box-set is a feature-length documentary on the band's history, entitled All The Way To Here. This documentary was directed by Lynn Kestenbaum, a longtime wino and friend of the band. The other 6 discs include remixes of the albums Bag and Who's Driving?. The live version of $1.99 Romances recorded at TRI Studios in 2012 with special guest Bob Weir, and a two-disc collection of unreleased rarities and concert-staples, called Gots To Rewind make up the rest of the set. God Street Wine ended their busiest year since reuniting